Export Trade Quietly Rebounds Amid War Demands
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum notes the US export trade is recovering from Europe’s wartime shock. October exports reached about 200 million dollars, down from 269 million in 1916 and 254 million in October 1912, but above August and September lows. Growth is linked to European demand for flour and wheat, with war munitions and army supplies boosting totals. Factory goods exports remain flat, while foodstuffs and military supplies rise. Prospects depend on European demand. as it wanes, American manufacturers must compete more at home and abroad. Imports show expansion from the ten ports handling about 50 percent of outward shipments, offsetting export gains.
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Philadelphia Commercial Museum
United States
Europe
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Galveston
New Orleans
San Francisco
Seattle
Detroit
Buffalo
Bio
Aero
Aly
Miew-Bont
Colliuse
Whitch Handle &F
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims and Testimonials
An old advertisement touts a "Catarrh Cure" with a $100 reward and bold claims it cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the remedy strengthens the constitution and invites testimonials sent to Lene & Co in Toledo, promising safety and efficacy.
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Ceadirs
Gure
Sendi
Lene & CO
Toledo
Devmetaia
Ady
Trade balance shows favorable shift in late year
In October inbound shipments value held near 140 million dollars, roughly steady from September and 10 million below August. The trade balance rose from a deficit of 20 million in August to 16 million in September and 60 million in October, suggesting exchange conditions may normalize as foreign obligations remain covered.
Post Office Charge Fails to Prove Alleged Theft Case
Trial recounts the failed postal charge against Kgne Pas Nov Ti-Toe Cavloski and Czoloski. The accused, arrested by Deputy U.S. Marshal Brogan for allegedly hiring a registered package from the City Post Office by posing as a relative, was acquitted in Philadelphia. Witness Anat Quinn testified she believed Czoleski took a package but her evidence did not prove guilt beyond a doubt. The government was asked to stand or fall by the trial verdict.
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Crol- Oki
Republican
Czoleski
Merial “Brogan
Ming Anna Guinn
Laining & Kold Watch
Joe Cehovin
Ho Waa
United States
Shawkey
Warren
Rela
Autograph Bazaar Opens Tuesday at Presbyterian Church
Bazaar runs Tuesday and Wednesday November 17 and 18 with a lecture on travel through the war zone in Europa by Prof LeRoy Campbell at Warren Musical Conservatory. Doors open 7:28 PM and an informal tea, cake, and coffee in the Sabbath school balcony. Music provided by the church, with no admission charge.
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Presbyterian Church
Europa
LeRoy Campbell
Warren Musical Conservatory
Haswar
Death of John M. Andrews in New York Woodhaven
Local notice reports the death of John M. Andrews at age 45 of pneumonia in his Woodhaven Brooklyn home. He leaves a wife Laura Sheldon Andrews and three children, with brothers and a sister in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Andrews once headed the Brooklyn branch of the Crey-Levie Company and was linked to the Amann murder case of 1911, with a lengthy Warren County trial and a murder verdict in the first degree after an extensive inquiry.
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Bhitman
Postarayter Uburius
Sheldon
Thin Place
John M. Andrews
Woodhaven
Brookly
Warren, Pa
Emil Amann
Andrews
Amann
Water Company
Mn Warren
Wareren County
WD. Hickley
Commonwealth
Frank J. Lyong
Thomas Cochran
Mercer
D. U1. Arid
James Scarlett
Danville
Stella Modae
Bufwo Stata Insane Hospital
Bhe
Supreme Court Review For Andrews Grants New Trial
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted a new trial for Andrews amid unresolved questions in the prior proceedings. The decision directs reevaluation of evidentiary rulings and potential juror concerns impacting the outcome.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sanday Woat
Scott Street
A.D. Cotadnove
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Amp
Enrrox Aurene Coleoxovr
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Borron
Fc N Wook
Corry
Ite
Niall Mater
Hotiens
Sea Line
Claire Ie
Roya
J. M. Andrews
Conalle
Ccouglin
Euxity
Ighey
ATI Drug
Vistrapteg
Ajac
Akron
Downy
Durham Drug Company
First Avenue
Frank Sands
Coop Sam
Preme Court of Pennsylvania
Fin
Emory
A. Walling
Erie
Hugh Wallace
Carhart
Union Workmen's Glover
The
Barlow Hardware Company
International Tailoring Co
London
A. F. Messenger & Son
West Main St. Corry, Pa
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